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yup that was my findings too they worked well had low swr,they werent that noticable on ya vehicle.only drawback ive found is there not as broadbanded.but if ya look at the small amount of money spent on these it has me rethinking going back to them

just wanting to throw my 2 cents worth in. locally i have used fm and works great suelch out all other noise.one thing i will say is if ya talking to a mobile far off and signal is dropping ya open up squelch and it gets harsh to listen too.so i find as long as i can have a quso with the squelch...

id try either a wilson silverload fiberglass or skipshooter fiberglass antenna the lenth you chose is ya chose . id recommend taking a tape measure see how much ya need to clear the roofline. im guessing 3 feet . both antennas are advailable at copper.com ..ive used both on mirrior mounts years...

i was on facebook and alot of operators perfered the maco v5/8 over the new spt 500

im currently using a sirio pl 5000 mag mount on the roof. seems to work ok

yes those antennas do well. for all they are. they do have thier limits though. low power handling , very narrowed banded. two that i noticed but they do work well and inexpensive

just having a great swr dont mean much. even a dummyload has a great swr. but transmits very little

357 is yours the trucker version or not

has anyone tried the stryker antenna lineup. ya they do look-like a re labeled wilsons . but i bet there quaility is better.

your swr looks fine to me. im more curious what your x= and r =

a possible solution is have respectable tech install a toggle switch to turn amp off on the n2..or buy a 2950. last and most expensive option is buy a 8 pill amp . none of this is probaly what ya wanted to hear but to my best of knowledge this is where your at

i like the 198 for a mobile mic. ..lot of good reviews for the sl41 for a base mic i like tuners plus 3b and ssk are my favs